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Good Morning Chippers,
Be great if our marketing department could get their shite together , or alternately our board of directors ..CEO , might like to proof such things before public release.
Brainchip university program actually has eight partners.
1, University of Oklahoma
2, Arizona State University
3, Carnegie Mellon University
4, Rochester Institute of Technology
5, Drexel University
6, University of Virginia
7, University of Western Australia
8, Cornell Tech University.
Regards,
Esq.
Kachoo
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Possible that a few will not want to advertise as they are possibly sponsored by a competitor also?
Good morning Esqy,
Yes, I also noticed the University of Oklahoma missing from that list, but it still appears under the partners section of the home page.
Maybe an internal error or they may have dropped out ??
Tech.
stuart888
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Usage of LLMs in the workplace: Slow to Adopt or Big Blast?
(1) This Arista Networks fine fellow explains a zillion Use-Cases being implemented in this $90B rocket stock!
The screen is small, but the content is exceptional. He shows how Prompting Techniques are freaky powerful.
(2) "Demand for Inference is Deeper and Wider than we thought!"
(1) This Arista Networks fine fellow explains a zillion Use-Cases being implemented in this $90B rocket stock!
The screen is small, but the content is exceptional. He shows how Prompting Techniques are freaky powerful.
(2) "Demand for Inference is Deeper and Wider than we thought!"
Frangipani
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As @TECH already said, the University of Oklahoma is still listed on the Brainchip website (https://brainchip.com/brainchip-university-ai-accelerator/).
If they had dropped out, why would they still be listed on the website?
Either way, someone didn’t pay attention - for the umptieth time! How hard can it be?!
As for Drexel University, they don’t seem to be participating in the BrainChip University AI Accelerator Program, but rather appear to have partnered with us for some kind of research collaboration?
stuart888
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The LLMs can generate RegEx Code! RegEx is software low language to deal with text. If you search a document for "ee", that is RegEx Code.
LLMs are putting that tedious coding in with the TypeWriter! There has to be zillions of RegEx functions out there, as it is used in so many Languages.
The LLMs are more disruptive than most think, in lots of fields.
Same Arista Networks video, just at this point. I love how he uses prompts to generate any sort of list you want. Say you want a list of stocks with a market cap of $2B up, with Gross Margin above 60% and with an Operating Profit of 40%, it will spit you out the list, which would include Arista Networks. Massive free cash flow.
Bye RegEx Books and Learning!
LLMs are putting that tedious coding in with the TypeWriter! There has to be zillions of RegEx functions out there, as it is used in so many Languages.
The LLMs are more disruptive than most think, in lots of fields.
Same Arista Networks video, just at this point. I love how he uses prompts to generate any sort of list you want. Say you want a list of stocks with a market cap of $2B up, with Gross Margin above 60% and with an Operating Profit of 40%, it will spit you out the list, which would include Arista Networks. Massive free cash flow.
Bye RegEx Books and Learning!
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stuart888
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While I use them all, this stockanalysis website is far superior to yahoo finance or google finance for example. They show the data!
I also use their Stock Lists:
https://stockanalysis.com/list/
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/anet/financials/
I also use their Stock Lists:
https://stockanalysis.com/list/
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/anet/financials/
stuart888
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Memory of the LLM is born. I smell Memory.
"Draft a brief thank you note to my Uncle Peter for the Tokyo Recommendations?"
This implies that the LLM Agent already knows Uncle Peter (past tense) and it mixes Tokyo Recommendations (now future).
Seems like a message, again with no sound. There are hints here. Maybe I am way off.
"Draft a brief thank you note to my Uncle Peter for the Tokyo Recommendations?"
This implies that the LLM Agent already knows Uncle Peter (past tense) and it mixes Tokyo Recommendations (now future).
Seems like a message, again with no sound. There are hints here. Maybe I am way off.
stuart888
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The website rocks. Even has a video from 6 hours ago. Just seems for refreshing.
I don't want to login to Fidelity or any secured account to get my news.
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/nvda/
I don't want to login to Fidelity or any secured account to get my news.
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/nvda/
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Im seeing bubbles in the trading string ,Yeah… the whales…. That’s what i was expecting….
Also volume traded on one day @ one min duration looking promising.
Esq.
Geez, imagine an underwater unmaned bomb controlled remotely through the depths of the ocean creeping up to and exploding on the keel of a 2 billion dollar navy ship and taking it down within seconds...
China's fleet of 370 ships becomes worthless very quickly... lol
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BrainChip's University #AI Accelerator Program empowers students to shape the future of AI technology. This program equips students with cutting-edge AI…
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